Trump News for Saturday, June 22, 2024

In the dark months following the Jan. 6 attack, Donald J. Trump opened up to an entertainment journalist, revealing his fixation with celebrity, acceptance and the TV show that made him.

Former US President Donald Trump told a group of evangelicals they “cannot afford to sit on the sidelines” of the 2024 election, imploring them at one point, “You got to get out and vote." Trump also endorsed displaying the Ten Commandments in schools and elsewhere while speaking to a group of politically influential evangelical Christians in Washington on Saturday.

The transition to clean energy has been slow in the United States, one of the world's top oil-producing nations. But as extreme weather events strike more often, Americans are looking for more government action on clean energy – something would-be president Trump plans to roll back.

Former US president Donald Trump urged evangelical Christians to vote en mass for him in November, vowing to "aggressively" protect their religious freedom if he is elected.

Former President Donald Trump on Saturday said he floated the idea of having a “migrant league of fighters” to UFC President Dana White, again employing dehumanizing language to describe people who enter the US illegally.

Donald Trump says the Republicans risk electoral defeat if they take too stringent a line on abortion rights.

Rachel Maddow, MSNBC's host, weighed in on the possibility of Trump's re-election in 2024 and the repercussions to follow.

Donald Trump addressed conservative Christian activists, urging them to vote while briefly touching on abortion—a sensitive topic for the group. Although he reaffirmed state-by-state decisions on abortion, his stance risks alienating some core supporters. Trump also focused on education policy and efforts to court Black and Hispanic voters ahead of the election.

Donald Trump called on religious supporters to show up at the polls while addressing conservative Christian activists, only briefly mentioning abortion, a vital issue for the group. Trump's stance on state-level abortion restrictions contradicts most conservative Christians, reflecting the sensitive nature of the topic within the Republican Party.

Donald Trump on Saturday sought to push back against reports that he was "rambling" when he told a story about sharks and electrocution at a recent rally, leading some onlookers to say his attempt to defend his remarks were worse than the original telling itself. Trump earlier in June ranted at ...

Squeezed between the threat of Trump and Chinese imports, European leaders are seeking to woo Chinese investment and know-how.

The Trump campaign plans to roll out eight offices in Minnesota and 11 in Virginia, according to a memo obtained by CBS News.

Trump's stated opposition to signing a nationwide ban on abortion and his reluctance to detail some of his views on the issue are at odds with many members of the evangelical movement.

Prosecutors on the federal classified documents case, in stark and terse terms, put forward once again their case for a new gag order against Donald Trump in an effort to limit what he can say about agents involved in a search of Mar-a-Lago in 2022.

America’s evangelicals sense a chance to impose a radical agenda and resist what they see as a tide of liberal secularism

Trump said, “If everything’s honest, I’ll gladly accept the results. I don’t change on that, If it’s not, you have to fight for the right of the country.”

The Liberal government is taking a more proactive approach to bolster connections with both the Trump and Joe Biden camps as the tight presidential race continues

Donald Trump's legal team is trying to get Judge Engoron thrown off his New York civil fraud case.

Super PAC's aligned with Trump are said to pump tens of millions of post-conviction donations on ads in 2024 battleground states.

The Supreme Court's latest criminal due process case has lead some legal experts to believe it could help former President Donald Trump appeal his conviction.

President Joe Biden and his allies are trying to replicate their success with suburban women, who helped the Democrat beat Donald Trump in swing states like Pennsylvania.

After chaos in 2020, the switch from non-partisan overseer to commercial TV has some critics fearing a slippery slope

Will many people watch and will it make a difference to the outcome of the election?

DOYLESTOWN, Pa. (AP) — Thirty miles north of Philadelphia, upscale subdivisions such as Colonial Commons interrupt dairy farms, centuries-old roadside stone houses and the winding Neshaminy Creek that flows between